aggieactuary
Well-Known Member
I searched a few other threads on similar questions, but I didn't see a clear answer.
I'm brewing a strong scotch ale (OG 1.084). I have a vial of WLP028 with ~50% viability. Based on yeastcalc.com I need about 315 billion cells.
A 5L starter would get me pretty close 286B.
Or I can do 1L and then a 2L for 309B.
Which give me better yeast?:
(1) a 5L starter
(2) a 1L starter stepped up to 2L
I'm brewing a strong scotch ale (OG 1.084). I have a vial of WLP028 with ~50% viability. Based on yeastcalc.com I need about 315 billion cells.
A 5L starter would get me pretty close 286B.
Or I can do 1L and then a 2L for 309B.
Which give me better yeast?:
(1) a 5L starter
(2) a 1L starter stepped up to 2L